EIGHT ARTISTS OF THE AFRO-CARIBBEAN DIASPORA EXHIBIT IN JAMAICA, QUEENS

by | Dec 6, 2018 | Art Shows | 0 comments

On Thursday, the Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning (JCAL) presents their latest exhibition, Moods and Expressions: A Caribbean Sensation. The exhibition includes paintings, mixed media works, and sculptures by eight different Caribbean artists, all living in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.

Moods and Expressions: A Caribbean Sensation  The artists’ works celebrate Caribbean culture, “with a common spirit of nostalgia — borrowing feelings and ideas of Afro-Caribbean life styles and cultures,” according to the exhibition curator Carlton D. Murrell.

 

Artists include Jean Dominique Volcy, Nigel Pierre, Patricia Brintle, Lennox Warner, Ava Tomlinson, Stanwyck Cromwell, David G. Wilson, and Carlton D. Murrell. Some of the artists have been featured in the documentary Plight of the Caribbean Artists (2012), which is available to watch on YouTube.

Murrell continues, “It is my hope that our viewing audience would find as much joy and possibly healing of sort from this beautiful art display as I have as a curator, working with these highly professional artists.”

The opening reception will be held on Thursday at  8 pm, and the exhibition will remain up until December 30.

When: Thursday, August 23, 7:00 pm
Where: Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning (161-04 Jamaica Avenue, Jamaica, Queens)

 

Source : repeatingislands.com  Report by Deena ElGenaidi

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